The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-11
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which S n'I leads to the Jail 1ard she demanded
permission TO proceed. rms was aon nSs. n =,
rections Of Sheriff Matson.
"But must 70 in to see my husband" sx-
claimed Mrs s' Parsons n
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dead az faint too took 10 over tTsns, minute.
done she was escorted from the building
Parsons was not informed Of tho episode.
Sheriff Hanchett emerged rom the jail oeil
and went o nis on mpss =. s.ma
bearing in his arms tho ropes with which the
Shortly after this Deputy Sheriff currsn, who
had ham gnarsine Fischer. came into the ;ail
ofioe from the cell room. He reported that all
the men were awake and taking on general
snb;. .nsn y. WI. ,hs,. m ~nard sN ~ " ~
r,. .,.otio a ~ the Ss seaf,oId began a. 1ox
O'Clock. Tho nrst intim.sion that the news.
baprs Tbe nao came !" blows Of and
each one was distinctly heard in the dead quiet
which prevailed. The ealloys was put up in
MANI ali GooE
taken place. Tho scafold is the same used In
it has been len gthened for the purpose OF
swinging on the four Anarchists at once. 1t Ii
Shortly after O'clock sheriff Mats9n came
% TO give, Personal notice 70 splss Ensei.
wsnsa A' 70 'ha
shonld BE- kept from the ne, vicinity. me
sysnty minutes He would only say ths at, none !:
Ss hses S9w Bolton i
about three minutes his TO- get Far
Then supper was brought In from neigh-
sS5n & eas ss 81 m
and Engel ate some mutton chops. AL TOOK
o0 Iitsr tho supp.rs w.re brought in tho under
taker who was to take charge Of Linge's re-
mains came. Next was borne n LnsEs coffin na
ses Els Pseed
sf%sR. = ~ sHR 5sS ri; decided
At 6:10 O'Clock Spies, Fischer and EngSlWero
taken from the rooms n which they ned 9sa a
their cells These were soon closely guarded.
door inside the eell Of each prisoner was 2
on this YVES lamp: thus giving the guards q. en-
prisoner: THE n,..r,. on HAND.
Nh. .r,,ro Second Rae,n,snt "a he,d IN r.aa,-
ness 70 move s noes
Until after IT, execution nss aakSn place.
word e hs eompsny to hsys their SaI
We're to await any orders that may smanate
from brigade hesdauartsrs ' .
mated a scsns to-niSht. stro oe 9usrd was
posted at the door. while IL inside men were hnr-
70 ano " 1 nd fhe .nft S,scs IN ths Soos
Tor bed. The ofScers q tho reg ment were
Snani@ous ln thsM opinion that there would Sl,i
they have MADE the f9LiSss p preparation ana
aaay hS &c srntanGsnt 81 Po,ics Eb bs
sniS Tnanectnr HANNAH Ijaut SteeIe and
cseteIns sehsaoEs SbonnelI; Ssetlsy: lsSis
IL IL ~ ~, ~ 80 To- 70 morrnw r. wao
nan,sad ~ ~ Wantain1 ~ The Ave- nrecincts
hN netjao1 III Iii thafr ftsntananta 20 rennrt az
~ nroetnct statjnna a. tbis svsrinI "a ors
p iSTsb1 st % pnIioe We ahhnrn ~ the tn1r ~
qefs; "a o, S."n sIsitsd the TSs; sftor
the conference.
80 ,,or -x,rcrxn
No niof hAsSoh.u.
Il do not intend to tell just how have or:
dered the police stationed to-morroT said
pate no trouble. 1 am sure there viii BE- none
unless It arises from an accident; but II any
ton to meet It. I have positive Information
which convtnces mo that there will be NO or
ganized effort Of persons riotously inclined"
Chief Ebersolf said q line OF police, armed
ately surrounding the jail would prevent the
approach Of any crowds to the jail. -.
Ten companies ot twenty;sifs I'm, mon a! each, al
the streets in the vicinity. all under command
OF Capt. George Hubbard OF the Central detail.
Squads from the companies will do guard duty
at the entrances to.the jail and Criminal Court
building.
At the Central Station. the Harrison street,
West Twelfth street, Despaines street, West
Chicago avenue. and East CHICAGO avenue sta
lions companies will be hold In reserve. while
one company will DO left at each OF tho sub
stations.